Yankees and Indians Swap Outfielders and Catcher
The New York Yankees traded Roy Cullenbine and Buddy Rosar to the Cleveland Indians for Roy Weatherly and Ossie Grimes. The move shores up outfield depth for New York and adds a solid receiver for Cleveland, while both clubs shed infield spots and adjust for 3-A draft status.
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New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Roy Cullenbine
Buddy Romat
Indians
Roy Weatherly
Oecer Grimes
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Weatherly
Grimes
Roser
Phil Rizzuto
Navy
Red Rolfe
Yale
Buddy Hassett
Armed Services
Frank Crosetti
Yanks
Rosar
Fifteen Round Lightweight Title Bout In Madison Square Garden
New York reports a 15 round lightweight bout tonight at Madison Square Garden featuring Tippy Larkin and Beau Jack. General John J. Phelan plans to crown the winner with the New York world lightweight championship, though the NA boxing body may view it as a regional tilt.
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New York
John J. Phelan
New York State
Santa Claus
Tippy Larkin
Beau Jack
St. Nick
Larkin
Jack
Madison Square Garden
Navy Beats Marines In Y M C A League Clash
Navy defeated Marines 13 to 3 while Rangers triumphed 17 to 15 as Commandos faced Marines and Coast Guard met Rangers in weekend games. Heirs are being notified after summons issued to twelve people across the country for the estate of the late Alice L. Rice with public notices seeking heirs.
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Navy
Marines
Army
Commandos
Coast Guard
Rangers
Sheriff's Office
Alice L. Rice
Pet Army
Commandos Rangers
Self-inflating life belts issued to U.S. Navy and Marines
Navy and Marines receive self inflating life belts for sea protection. Belts wrap the waist and inflate with a small gas cartridge in seconds using carbon dioxide. Designed for safety on convoy ships and during less dangerous periods.
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U.S
Michael Bartholomew Woffington Believes in Santa
Michael Woffington rushes to rekindle belief in Santa as the curse deepens. Santa Santa Claus tells him the illness spreads with disbelief and time runs short. Michael vows to prove belief, flies to Poopo-Foona, while Doc Littlejohn and Mrs Claus seek a path to save Christmas.
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Michael Woffington Bartholomew
Santa Claus
Michael
Santa
Mrs Claus
Doc Littlejohn
Mrs. Claus
Doc Littejohn
Doe Littlejohn
Michael Bartholomew Woffington
Poopo-Poona
Cards And Bears Voted Outstanding In 1942 Sports Poll
The St Louis Cardinals won the AP poll as the outstanding team of 1942 with 206 points. Chicago Bears finished second in the yearly ballot, followed by Ohio State, Georgia, and Tulsa. The Redskins upset the Bears in the NFL playoff, influencing ballots. Ohio State and Georgia received first place votes in the aggregate.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Associated Press
Brooklsn
Redbirds
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Bears
Redskins
Ohio State
Georgia
Tulsa
Stanford
Great Lakes
Harvard
Crew
Minnows
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Former Golf And Tennis Star On Red Cross Duty In Jungles
Mary K Browne former golf and tennis figure and Cleveland native leads a Red Cross service club for troops near MacArthur’s HQ in Australia. She compares relief work to golf, noting constant challenges and keeping morale through rest areas, dining, and a dance hall. Sixteen American women serve along the East Australian coast and in New Guinea under Helen Hall. Browne previously taught tennis at Hood College in Frederick.
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Red Cross
Jungles
William F. Bon
Australia
Faemae
Ina
American Red Cross Service Club
Douglas MacArthur
Mary K. Browne
Cleveland
Red Cross Club
Mary K
Southwest
South Pacific
Helen Hall
Paul Kellogg
New York
Henry Street
East Australian
New Guinea
Ruth Ridgeway
Philadelpha
Evelyn Weaver
Louisville
Maria Coletta Ryan
Washington, DC
Phyllis Pedigo
Eleanor Gentry
Richmond
Golden Gate Bridge
Capitol
Washington
Hood
Frederick
Hood College
Court News Deeds and Licenses From County Records
Property transfers include Rose M. VanMetre to Howard Marion Jones and wife for $5 in the county. George L. Infert to Conrad J. Maught for $10. Charles Messner to Ralph H Scruton and wife for $10. Ivan L. Paisley to Ray A Paisley in the city for $10. A Paisley and wife in the city for $10. Clark O Routzahn as executor to Oscar L Shafer for $2,050 in the county. Wirts et al trustee to James W Pitman for $10 in GA. Marriage licenses issued to Anthony A Cianelli 21 and Helen V Shifler 18, both of Hagerstown. Benjamin F Baublitz 31 of 44 West Patrick Street and Mary M Phebus 27 of this city.
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Court News
Rose M. VanMetre
Howard Marion Jones
George L. Infert
Conrad J. Maught
Charles &. iMessner
Ralph H Scruton
Ivan L. Paisley
Ray A Paisley
Ray A. Paisley
Clark O Routzahn
Oscar L. Shafer
Wirts, Et al
James W. Pitman
Anthony Andrew Cianelli
Helen Virginia Shifler
Hagerstown
Benjamin Franklin Baublitz
West Patrick Street
Willkie Receives American Hebrew Medal for Unity Call
Wendell L Willkie accepted the American Hebrew Medal in New York for promoting Christian Jewish unity and urged discarding the word tolerance in discussing group relations. He said no one may treat another tolerant and that liberties require equality among Americans.
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New York
Wendell L Willkie
America
Roosevelt and La Guardia Help Pick 1942 Medal Laureate
The annual award, presented by Joseph H. Biden of the American Hebrew Weekly, honors equal rights for every citizen. President Roosevelt and Mayor La Guardia served on the committee selecting Wilkile for the 1942 medal. Say you saw it in The News.
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Joseph H. Biden
American Hebrew Weekly
Roosevelt
Mayoris Bt
Three Benefit Games Tonight at State Armory
Three benefit basketball games headline tonight’s card at the State Armory as the County League trio enters the third round. Coca Cola, DeMolay, and two other teams collide while rosters shuffle with stars missing and veterans tips fueling hopes for a strong gate.
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Jaycees
USC
State Armory
Npt
Chicago Bears
Ox Fibre
State Guards
Brushmen
Wesel Ballad vieMoers
Mc Frederick Athletic Club
Quint
State Guard
Dorsey Snipley
Congress
Shipley
Price Bros
Middletown
Coca Cola
DeMolay
Nust
Moss
Brown
Local Basketball Fundraiser Draws Crowd Despite Slump
Dave Cooper of the Junior Chamber of Commerce basketball committee said games start at 7 30 p m with ample seating arranged. Gates are guarded against troublemakers and the weekly paid admissions exceed 100, with tonight's attractions expected to double that.
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Dave Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Evenigs
Gates
Annie Oakleys
One-Eyed Connellys
Maryland Teams Lose More Contests Than They Win in 1942
In College Park on December 17 three-fourths of the major sports at the University of Maryland ended with more defeats than victories in 1942. The Old Liners posted 44 wins and 46 losses, with several sports showing a below .500 record, notably boxing.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Dlack
Ledger
Old Liner Athletics See Resurgence Under Shaughnessy
The 1942 Old Line action highlights include Steb Marylanders claiming the eastern intercollegiate boxing title and College Park embracing Clark Shaughnessy as head football coach. His squad rose from a weak 3 5 1 last season to a 7 2 0 record, while basketball and baseball lagged.
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Odt
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National Boxing Association
Chapter
the Snow Queen
Hal Cochran
Poofq-Poona
Jin Michael
Poopa
Poona
Lucrece Hudgins
Willkie
Art Home
Markell & Ford
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick ST. Frederick
Robert G. Mumma
Financial Home
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maryland
Keystone Paint Products
Glas Wax & Cleaner
Fleer
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Phene
Motorola
Cinderella
Orseo Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, M
Bugdr
Opice
Sik
Hose
Moose
Schroeder
Patrick Street
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